Cornerstone Church Sermons

The church at Colossae was struggling. It was a church started by Epaphras, a fellow missionary with Paul. But a church started is not always a church grounded, and a journey begun is not always a journey finished. The planted seeds of the good news of Jesus Christ had sprouted but they were wind-lashed and choked by the ever-present weeds of worldliness and false teaching. Epaphras visited Paul in prison and shared with him the struggles of this church, and Paul wrote to help these new believers grow and become established in their faith. We will discover how familiar this letter is to our own modern times. The same forces at work against this church are still at work against us. The same instruction that Paul gave them, is the same that we need today. How do believers grow in their faith? How can we help each other continue on this journey and not give up, to endure until the end of our lives? Those answers will be seen in our 7-week series called The Journey. They say ‘A journey of a thousand miles begins with the very first step.’

We invite you to join us April 18-19 as we embark together on a journey to grow in our faith and walk more closely with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

The church at Colossae was struggling. It was a church started by Epaphras, a fellow missionary with Paul. But a church started is not always a church grounded, and a journey begun is not always a journey finished. The planted seeds of the good news of Jesus Christ had sprouted but they were wind-lashed and choked by the ever-present weeds of worldliness and false teaching. Epaphras visited Paul in prison and shared with him the struggles of this church, and Paul wrote to help these new believers grow and become established in their faith. We will discover how familiar this letter is to our own modern times. The same forces at work against this church are still at work against us. The same instruction that Paul gave them, is the same that we need today. How do believers grow in their faith? How can we help each other continue on this journey and not give up, to endure until the end of our lives? Those answers will be seen in our 7-week series called The Journey. They say ‘A journey of a thousand miles begins with the very first step.’

The church at Colossae was struggling. It was a church started by Epaphras, a fellow missionary with Paul. But a church started is not always a church grounded, and a journey begun is not always a journey finished. The planted seeds of the good news of Jesus Christ had sprouted but they were wind-lashed and choked by the ever-present weeds of worldliness and false teaching. Epaphras visited Paul in prison and shared with him the struggles of this church, and Paul wrote to help these new believers grow and become established in their faith. We will discover how familiar this letter is to our own modern times. The same forces at work against this church are still at work against us. The same instruction that Paul gave them, is the same that we need today. How do believers grow in their faith? How can we help each other continue on this journey and not give up, to endure until the end of our lives? Those answers will be seen in our 7-week series called The Journey. They say ‘A journey of a thousand miles begins with the very first step.’

Easter Sunday 2020

Palm Sunday Service 2020

One of the themes of human living that the bible addresses over and over is the power of our words. Speech is an awesome and powerful part of our humanity. “Death and life are in the power of the tongue” (Proverbs 18:21). What good our mouths can do, and unfortunately, what bad. Have you ever met anyone who uses their speech perfectly well? Isn’t it true that most of us, maybe all of us are in need of divine help in harnessing our words for good things so that we bring life and healing to people instead of inflicting hurt on even those we love? The Bible tells us that every word we utter comes from one source...the heart. In fact, our speech is a powerfully clear window that can show us our heart health. Jesus said, “For whatever is in your heart determines what you say.” Matthew 12:34 (NLT). So let us learn to speak well for the sake of others. How is that even possible when James tells us,“no human being can tame the tongue. It is a restless evil, full of deadly poison.”(3:8)?

Welcome to the Heart Talk series, where we will learn to harness the power of our words to bring life to those around us!

God is Our Refuge and Strength

March 14th & 15th Worship Service

One of the themes of human living that the bible addresses over and over is the power of our words. Speech is an awesome and powerful part of our humanity. “Death and life are in the power of the tongue” (Proverbs 18:21). What good our mouths can do, and unfortunately, what bad. Have you ever met anyone who uses their speech perfectly well? Isn’t it true that most of us, maybe all of us are in need of divine help in harnessing our words for good things so that we bring life and healing to people instead of inflicting hurt on even those we love? The Bible tells us that every word we utter comes from one source...the heart. In fact, our speech is a powerfully clear window that can show us our heart health. Jesus said, “For whatever is in your heart determines what you say.” Matthew 12:34 (NLT). So let us learn to speak well for the sake of others. How is that even possible when James tells us,“no human being can tame the tongue. It is a restless evil, full of deadly poison.”(3:8)? Welcome to the Heart Talk series, where we will learn to harness the power of our words to bring life to those around us!

One of the themes of human living that the bible addresses over and over is the power of our words. Speech is an awesome and powerful part of our humanity. “Death and life are in the power of the tongue” (Proverbs 18:21). What good our mouths can do, and unfortunately, what bad. Have you ever met anyone who uses their speech perfectly well? Isn’t it true that most of us, maybe all of us are in need of divine help in harnessing our words for good things so that we bring life and healing to people instead of inflicting hurt on even those we love? The Bible tells us that every word we utter comes from one source...the heart. In fact, our speech is a powerfully clear window that can show us our heart health. Jesus said, “For whatever is in your heart determines what you say.” Matthew 12:34 (NLT). So let us learn to speak well for the sake of others. How is that even possible when James tells us,“no human being can tame the tongue. It is a restless evil, full of deadly poison.”(3:8)?

Welcome to the Heart Talk series, where we will learn to harness the power of our words to bring life to those around us!